North Olmsted teachers to reopen salary talks
North Olmsted board of education votes to reopen salary negotiations with NOEA within 15 days. Leaders say talks will mirror September terms if finances and new board members permit. Retroactive 1977 pay increases are in question after the failed November 8 levy, with 1978 increases likely if retroactivity cannot be paid.
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North Olmsted
Board of Education
North Olmsted Education Association
NOEA
Donald Walters
Budd Malthus
Walters
Malchus
NCEA
NOHA
Karen Hanrahan
Margaret Lynch
Donald Frazier
Jack Ross Jr
van Auken
North Olmsted Hockey Club
Cleveland teachers vote amid no pay no work threat
In Cleveland, 7 000 pupils were sent home and five of 176 schools closed as about 700 teachers were absent. CTU members began voting on whether to continue working without pay tomorrow, with a close result anticipated after prior weeks of unpaid back wages and court orders affecting payroll.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland
James R Tanner
Cleveland Teachers Union
CTU
CTL
Frank Battist
US 6Th Client Court of Appeals
Cincinnat
Arnold R. Pinkney
North Olmsted schools eye $891,037 rise in revenue
Property valuations in the North Olmsted district are projected to generate about $891,037 more in 1978 local property tax revenues, a 15 percent rise. The school board approved tax rates certified by the county auditor, noting the higher figure is a projection that county changes could reduce.
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North Olmsted
Board of Education
Robert van Auken
Pat Bahas
Howard Closson
Ohio Bell
County Budget Commission
Closson
van Auken
State Department of Taxation
Ohio lifeline heating bill program sees low elderly uptake
With the signup deadline near, at least 150000 elderly and disabled households have not applied for Ohio's lifeline heating relief. State officials cite lack of awareness and reluctance to seek welfare as reasons, noting only about 54000 applications from an estimated 200000 renters 63 or older or disabled. Homeowners appear to respond more, potentially due to homestead tax rolls.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert J. Scholl
Taxation Department
Robert Kosvdar
Scholl
Martin A. Janis
Commission On Aging
Cleveland seeks land security in fight over bond debt
A federal judge will be asked to allow Cleveland to post nearly 1,000 acres of city land valued at millions as security instead of a $13.5 million cash bond to delay the sale of the Municipal Light Plant. If accepted, Cleveland may pursue appeals and a $400 million antitrust action against CET. A $25 million plan to revitalize five neighborhoods, centered on Buckeye-Woodland and other areas, is set to start in April after council approval.
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Cleveland
UPE
Kueineh
Jack Schulman
Robert B Krupansky
Krupansky
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
Schiulman
Warrensville Township
Seneca Nursery
Seneca Golf Course
Garfield Park
Schulman
CET
Council
Norman Krumholz
Bay Village salesman faces trial on 37 title-fraud counts
Thomas Barth 26 of Bay Village is scheduled for trial December 14 before Judge John Carney on 37 counts of failure to provide auto titles. Barth, linked to Albee Motor Sales Cleveland, was accused after customers could not license their cars. Police say he bought cars from a wholesaler but did not pay, so titles were withheld. He faces up to five years and $2,500 per count if convicted. bond is $1,000. Additional potential victims may remain.
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Bay Village
Common Pleas
John Carney
Thomas Barth
Elmwood Rd
Albee Motor Sales
Lorain Ave
Cleveland
Barth
Cleveland Police Auto Theft Investigation Unit
Charles Vavrina
Augland
Vavrina
Recounts Underway in North Olmsted and Berea
North Olmsted Ward 1 Democrat John Fairfield seeks a recount after losing to Republican Yvonne Petri gac by six votes. Berea Ward 2 incumbent Republican John Hauff leads Jeffrey King 719 to 708, with a separate party-financed recount for six precincts.
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Cleveland
North Olmsted
John Fairfield
Berea
Jeffrey King
Ellen Hanel
Cuyahoga County Board of Elections
Fairfield
Yvonne Petrigac
Hanel
King
Mary Silverman
Democratic Party
John Hauff
Silverman
Rocky River College Aid Program and Red Cross Classes
Cuyahoga brief reports a December 6 program on financial aid at Rocky River High School for parents and students. It notes Red Cross CPR courses in December with $2.50 for books, Baldwin Wallace winter sign language class, and North Olmsted City Council schedule adjustments due to the fifth Tuesday.
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Rocky River
West Shore
American Red Cross
Baldwin-Wallace College
Division of Continuing Education
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William A. Molik
John F. Kennedy High School
U. S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank J. Battisti
N. Olmsted Property
State Foundation
Michael Abney
Cincinnati
Buckeye-Woodland Area
Broadview
St Clair-Superior
Glenville
Near West Side
Tremont
Ohio City
Auto Theft Investigation Unit
New York
Central Park
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